Offer a second life to textile waste materials through cutting-edge design machines.
The technology that our systems encompass is generated day after day by tradition, experience, creativity and heart. These are the elements that characterize us and make our company a leader in the design and construction of machines for the recycling of textile waste.
Single units to be included in existing plants for the regeneration of textile waste.
Complete lines to transform textile waste into reusable products for hygiene, automotive, geotextile, construction, furniture, textile.
In our laboratory is possible to make trials on every kind of fiber to satisfy specific customer requests.
We offer maintenance services, installation and spare parts for single machines and complete plants.
Visit our support page or write to support@dellorco-villani.it
Dell’Orco&Villani it is family business that since 1964 is building textile recycling machinery. Our experience allows us to propose optimal and customized solutions.
Contact us for quotations, get information, know how to reach us or loading and unloading time.
Tearing lines to recover fibers from:
Weighting and blending systems for:
Recover fibers from nonwoven waste:
“… The separator started up, it swallowed an entire load of carpet tiles and cleanly separated them. All three of us just stood there and watched it work. Without saying a word, we all knew this machine was going to be the key to recycle carpet …”
Eric Nelson – Vice president Interface Americas Re-entry 2.0
“The award celebrates innovation and is a welcome endorsement of the quality of WoJo. It recognises the collaborative, creative work behind this sustainable textile that is environmentally authentic. It will both enhance our stores and compliment Starbucks design strategy.”
Thom Breslin – Director Starbucks Europe
At a time when only a few visionaries were talking about
sustainability, Dell’Orco & Villani had already made it the key
feature of their organization. The company, based in Capalle,
in the Province of Florence, has been producing machinery
for the textile industry since 1964, but this is no ordinary
machine-producing business. Its equipment and mechanical
systems are designed to treat materials left over from the
textile industry and reintroduce them into manufacturing
processes.[…]
With Next Technology, the company has patented a procedure that can remove elastomers from stretch fabrics of nylon, cotton and wool, thus making these yarns reusable in their respective regeneration cycles.
